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Today's Topics:
1. T-Systems Media&Broadcast's new winter schedule B07 (sakthi vel)
2. Radio Netherlands Worldwide expands activities in India
(sakthi vel)
3. 281 FM channels operational in India (sakthi vel)
4. PBC B07 (Alokesh)
5. SENTECH B07 (Alokesh)
6. RUI B07 (Alokesh)
7. 9290KHz relays this weekend (tom taylor)
8. 9290 Relays this weekend (JOSE MIGUEL ROMERO ROMERO)
9. HCDX logs between 2007-10-25 0000 UTC and 2007-10-26 0000 UTC
(Risto Kotalampi)
10. Glenn Hauser logs October 23-25 (Glenn Hauser)
11. log (Giampiero Bernardini)
12. CFVP/CKMX ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
13. New MW QSL (Patrick Martin)
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Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 09:03:23 +0100 (BST)
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Subject: [HCDX] T-Systems Media&Broadcast's new winter schedule B07
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T-Systems Media&Broadcast's new winter schedule B07
B07all_02 19.10.2007 Gesamtplan
frq start stop ciraf ant azi type day from to loc pow
broad Zielgebiet
7285 1130 1200 28NE,29W 501 100 156 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 100 PRW Belarus/Ukraine
9445 1130 1200 27 112 300 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Engl. London
15520 1200 1230 29 218 60 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Russ. Moskau
13840 1200 1230 29S 214 90 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Russ. Rostow
5975 1230 1300 28NE 224 40 805 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Deutschl. Berlin
5965 1230 1300 28NE 226 ND 926 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Deutschl. M?nchen
9450 1300 1400 27 312 300 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Engl. London
5975 1300 1400 18 501 360 156 1234567 281007 300308
NAU 100 PRW Skandinav. Stockholm
11840 1400 1430 29 203 60 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Russ. Moskau
11675 1400 1430 30N,31W 208 60 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 PRW Russ. Omsk
7180 1430 1529 28NE,29W 204 70 212 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 PRW Belarus/Minsk
6035 1430 1529 28NE,29W 111 60 216 1234567 281007
300308 J?L 100 PRW Belarus/Minsk
7335 1530 1559 29N 204 50 212 1234567 281007 300308
J?L 100 PRW Russ. St.Petersb.
6000 1530 1600 29S 111 75 216 1234567 281007 300308
J?L 100 PRW Ukraine Kiev
9440 1600 1630 29S 220 / 01 75 146 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 PRW Ukraine Donek
7170 1600 1630 29S 223 75 208 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Ukraine Kiev
7105 1630 1700 28NW 10 140 1234567 281007 300308 MC
100 PRW Deutschl. Berlin
6140 1630 1800 28NE,29W 225 / 00 55 201 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 PRW Lit/Belarus/Ukraine
6015 1800 1900 27 118 300 206 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Engl. London
7130 1800 1900 18 25 216 1234567 281007 300308 ISS 250
PRW Skandinav. Stockholm
5935 1900 1929 29S,30 222 75 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Russ. Rostow, Kasachs
9760 1900 1930 38E,39 104 / 00 120 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 PRW Israel
5935 1930 2030 29S 102 75 201 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Ukraine Kiev
5850 1930 1959 29S 104 85 206 1234567 281007 300308
JUL 100 PRW Ukraine Donetsk
6135 2000 2030 29N 219 45 147 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 PRW Russ. St.Petersb.
9640 2030 2100 28NW 35 216 1234567 281007 300308 GUF
250 PRW Deutschl. Berlin
11940 2030 2100 28NW 40 216 1234567 281007 300308 GUF
250 PRW Deutschl. M?nchen
9660 2200 2300 27S 40 216 1234567 281007 300308 GUF
250 PRW Frankr. Paris
6050 2200 2300 28NE,29W 225 / 00 55 201 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 PRW Lit/Belarus/Ukraine
6165 0030 0045 41 114 90 216 1 281007 300308 WER 100
PAB Indien
13645 1400 1415 39N, 40 102 90 218 7 281007 300308 NAU
250 PAB MO
13645 1400 1430 41 120 / 00 90 217 14 281007 300308
WER 100 PAB Indien
13645 1415 1430 41 120 / 00 90 217 23567 281007 300308
WER 100 PAB Indien
13645 1430 1445 41 102 90 218 1 281007 300308 NAU 250
PAB Indien
13750 1400 1415 29S,39N,40NW 102 104 218 35 281007
300308 NAU 250 PAB Armenien
13750 1430 1445 41 208 90 218 1 281007 300308 JUL 100
PAB Indien
9850 1600 1630 39, 40 208 100 218 15 281007 300308 JUL
100 PAB MO
9850 1630 1645 39, 40 208 100 218 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 PAB MO
6020 1930 2015 37, 38 124 150 201 1 281007 300308 WER
250 PAB NAF
6020 2000 2030 37, 38 124 150 201 6 281007 300308 WER
250 PAB NAF
6020 1930 2030 124 150 201 7 281007 300308 WER 250 PAB
NAF
9430 0500 0559 46,47 204 180 217 1234567 281007 301107
WER 125 CVC Nigeria
11720 0600 0659 46,47 308 180 217 1234567 281007
301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
15640 0700 0900 46,47 308 180 217 1234567 281007
301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
15680 1500 1759 46,47 205 180 217 1234567 281007
301107 WER 125 CVC Nigeria
9490 1800 1959 46,47 204 180 217 1234567 281007 301107
WER 125 CVC Nigeria
7285 2000 2059 46,47 201 180 216 1234567 281007 301107
WER 125 CVC Nigeria
5955 2330 0030 41, 49 221 75 218 1234567 281007 300308
WER 125 DVB Myanmar (Burma)
7235 1900 1930 40 117 105 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 FEB Iran
9820 1701 1731 47E, 48 119 / 00 135 216 7 281007
300308 WER 125 RMI oaf / ?thiopien
5965 1400 1500 27, 28 402 ND 976 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 RTR Weur
6055 1200 1215 27, 28 226 ND 926 1 281007 300308 WER
250 MWA Weur
6175 0000 0100 41 108 105 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 IBC Sri-Lanka
7340 1500 1530 27 118 300 206 1234567 281007 300308
WER 60 RRO GB
3955 1600 1700 27W, 28 317 ND 926 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 HCJ Weur
5965 1300 1400 27, 28 401 ND 926 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 MVB zeur
5965 1300 1400 27, 28 226 ND 926 1 281007 300308 WER
100 MVB zeur
6055 1000 1059 27, 28 102 90 201 1 281007 300308 WER
100 CHW Ungarn
5960 1901 2000 28E, 29 223 75 208 7 281007 300308 WER
125 CHW Rus w / Ukraine
6045 1000 1100 27E, 28 401 ND 926 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 HLR Weur
6045 1000 1100 27E, 28 226 ND 926 1 281007 300308 WER
100 HLR Weur
6055 1130 1159 27, 28 314 /226 ND 930 1 7 281007
300308 WER 125 EMG Weur
11840 1200 1230 19-26 301 / 00 20 216 7 281007 300308
NAU 250 EMG oeur / sibirien
6000 1600 1629 29, 30 102 60 201 7 281007 300308 WER
250 EMG oeur
11840 1830 1845 52, 53 302 160 216 35 281007 300308
JUL 100 RRP ZAF
9485 1700 1759 38E, 39S, 48 301 150 216 134567 281007
300308 NAU 250 SBO ?thiopien
9820 1630 1659 38E, 39S, 48 209 140 216 36 281007
300308 JUL 100 RHU ?thiopien/Ogaden
9620 1900 1959 38E, 39S, 48 209 140 216 146 281007
300308 JUL 100 EFD ?thiopien
9820 1700 1759 47E, 48 209 140 216 5 281007 300308 JUL
100 ELF Eritrea
9660 1730 1759 39S, 47E, 48 105 130 216 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 IBR OAF / Somalia
9845 1900 2045 46N, 46SE 201 200 216 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 125 IBR WAF
9520 1730 1800 47, 48, 52 304 145 217 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 IBR ZAF/ OAF
9470 1800 1859 47, 48 301 150 216 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 250 IBR Tschad/Sudan nord
6110 1600 1700 27, 28W 406 290 805 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 TOM England
6110 1400 1600 27, 28W 406 290 805 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 TOM England
15325 1400 1559 46,47,48,52 302 165 218 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 100 TOM England
13810 1400 1558 28,29SW,38E,39 503 125 216 1234567
281007 300308 NAU 100 TOM NO / MO
5945 0800 0945 27, 28N 103 300 216 1 281007 300308 WER
100 BVB Weur
5945 0800 0915 27, 28N 103 300 216 67 281007 300308
WER 100 BVB Weur
5945 1200 1230 27, 28 315 ND 930 1 281007 300308 WER
40 BVB Weur
6015 1900 1930 28, 29 205 60 211 36 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Oeur
6015 1900 1945 28, 29 205 60 211 7 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Oeur
6015 1900 2030 28, 29 205 60 211 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Oeur
6015 1915 1930 28, 29 205 60 211 24 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Oeur
6015 1915 1945 28, 29 205 60 211 5 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Oeur
5960 1900 1929 29S 104 85 206 5 281007 300308 JUL 100
BVB Ukraine
9470 1900 1959 39, 40 110 / 00 120 217 17 281007
300308 WER 250 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
9470 1930 1959 39, 40 110 / 00 120 217 6 281007 300308
WER 250 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
7260 1845 1959 46E, 47 211 155 216 1 281007 031107 JUL
100 BVB ZAF (Nigeria)
7260 1830 1959 46E, 47 211 155 216 1 041107 300308 JUL
100 BVB ZAF (Nigeria)
7260 1930 1959 46, 47W 201 195 216 7 281007 300308 WER
100 BVB Togo/ Benin/ Nigeria
7245 1901 1931 52,53,57 305 165 216 1 281007 300308
WER 500 BVB ZAF / SAF
9615 0430 0530 48 119 / 01 135 201 7 281007 300308 WER
100 BVB ?thiopien
9615 0430 0500 48 119 / 01 135 201 1 281007 300308 WER
100 BVB ?thiopien
9615 0430 0500 39, 40 104 / 01 120 201 2345 281007
300308 WER 250 BVB MO
9615 0430 0545 39, 40 104 / 01 120 201 6 281007 300308
WER 250 BVB MO
11780 1600 1759 39S, 39S, 47,48 503 145 216 234 281007
300308 NAU 100 BVB OAF
11780 1630 1759 39S, 39S, 47,48 503 145 216 5 281007
300308 NAU 100 BVB OAF
11780 1630 1900 39S, 39S, 47,48 503 145 216 6 281007
300308 NAU 100 BVB OAF
11780 1600 1830 39S, 39S, 47,48 503 145 216 7 281007
300308 NAU 100 BVB OAF
11780 1600 1900 39S, 39S, 47,48 503 145 216 1 281007
300308 NAU 100 BVB OAF
6195 1715 1829 39, 40 114 120 216 246 281007 300308
WER 100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
6195 1730 1859 39, 40 114 120 216 1 281007 300308 WER
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
6195 1800 1829 39, 40 114 120 216 35 281007 300308 WER
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
6195 1800 1859 39, 40 114 120 216 7 281007 300308 WER
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
17545 0900 1000 38, 39 503 145 216 6 281007 300308 NAU
100 BVB NO (?gypten)
9565 2000 2030 38, 39 313 135 200 5 281007 300308 WER
250 BVB NO (?gypten)
5900 1700 1859 39, 40 201 105 216 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 125 BVB Iran
7210 1800 1859 39, 40 111 105 216 135 281007 300308
JUL 100 BVB Iran
7210 1800 1830 39, 40 111 105 216 246 281007 300308
JUL 100 BVB Iran
7210 1800 1815 39, 40 111 105 216 7 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Iran
9460 1630 1830 39, 40 102 115 217 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
9460 1640 1715 39, 40 102 115 217 6 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
9460 1640 1700 39, 40 102 115 217 24 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
9460 1640 1900 39, 40 102 115 217 3 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
9460 1645 1929 39, 40 102 115 217 7 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
9460 1640 1745 39, 40 102 115 217 5 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
9460 1830 1859 39, 40 102 115 217 6 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB NO / MO (Israel)
11695 1400 1459 41 401 95 216 17 281007 300308 NAU 250
BVB Indien
12035 1530 1559 40, 41 110 / 00 90 217 126 281007
300308 WER 125 BVB Indien/Pakistan
12035 1500 1559 40, 41 110 / 00 90 217 3 281007 300308
WER 125 BVB Indien/Pakistan
12035 1515 1559 40, 41 110 / 00 90 217 457 281007
300308 WER 125 BVB Indien/Pakistan
11970 1625 1715 39, 40 111 / 00 120 217 36 281007
300308 WER 250 BVB Jemen
11970 1625 1729 39, 40 111 / 00 120 217 245 281007
300308 WER 250 BVB Jemen
11895 1500 1530 41 401 95 216 1 281007 300308 NAU 250
BVB Indien
11895 1500 1559 41 401 95 216 256 281007 300308 NAU
250 BVB Indien/ West Bengal
11895 1530 1559 41 401 95 216 3 281007 300308 NAU 250
BVB Indien/ West Bengal
11895 1515 1559 41 401 95 216 4 281007 300308 NAU 250
BVB Indien/ West Bengal
11895 1500 1530 41 401 95 216 7 281007 300308 NAU 250
BVB Indien/ West Bengal
7205 1800 1830 37NW 406 220 805 1 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Spanien
13720 1530 1600 47, 48 305 130 217 4 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB OAF
7185 2245 2330 49E 212 75 217 6 281007 300308 WER 250
BVB Vietnam
7185 2300 2330 49E 212 75 217 7 281007 300308 WER 250
BVB Vietnam
5945 0915 0945 27, 28 309 300 216 7 281007 300308 WER
40 BVB Weur/GB
5935 0030 0045 41 201 80 216 1234567 281007 300308 NAU
500 BVB Indien
9595 1630 1659 39N 211 110 216 16 281007 300308 JUL
100 BVB Irak
11645 1630 1729 47, 48 304 145 217 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 BVB Sudan
15565 1200 1230 31S, 42N 202 70 216 23456 051107
300308 NAU 250 BVB NW China
13600 1330 1429 41NE, 43S, 49N 110 / 00 75 217 1234567
281007 300308 WER 250 GFA O-Indien/Burma
12005 1430 1529 41NE, 43S, 49N 221 75 218 1234567
281007 300308 WER 250 GFA O-Indien/Burma
11645 1530 1630 40E, 41NW 208 90 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 GFA W-Indien/Pakistan
7215 0030 0130 40E, 41NW 212 90 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 GFA W-Indien/Pakistan
7160 2330 0030 41NE, 43S, 49N 104 / 00 75 216 1234567
281007 300308 WER 250 GFA O-Indien/Burma
11685 1700 1800 37, 38 305 175 217 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 YFR-1 NAF
9925 1700 1900 39N, 40W 313 105 200 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 YFR T?rkei
5925 2000 2100 39, 40 105 115 216 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 YFR-1 NO
9670 2000 2100 37, 38, 46, 47 204 195 217 1234567
281007 300308 WER 125 YFR NWAF
3955 1800 1900 27, 28 317 ND 926 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 YFR Weur
6120 1900 2000 37N 101 / 01 230 146 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 250 YFR Portugal
6120 1800 1900 37N 101 / 01 230 146 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 250 YFR Spanien
13660 1500 1859 47, 48 310 150 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR oaf
9650 1600 1659 40 201 105 216 1234567 281007 300308
NAU 500 YFR Iran
6105 1700 1759 40 401 105 216 1234567 281007 300308
NAU 500 YFR Iran
5970 1700 1900 29, 30 220 / 00 60 206 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Russland
11830 1400 1459 41 218 90 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 500 YFR Indien
13700 1300 1600 41 214 90 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 500 YFR Indien
9405 1600 1800 41 222 90 216 1234567 281007 300308 WER
500 YFR Indien
15770 1300 1359 41 120 / 00 90 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Indien
15115 1400 1559 41 105 / 00 90 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Indien
11830 1500 1800 41 218 75 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 500 YFR Indien
13820 1300 1459 41E 212 75 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 500 YFR Bangladesch
9800 1500 1559 41E 201 85 217 1234567 281007 300308
NAU 500 YFR Bangladesch
9665 1500 1559 41E 222 75 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 500 YFR Bangladesch
11815 1600 1759 41E 110 / 00 75 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Bangladesch
6050 1800 1859 28E 104 100 206 1234567 281007 300308
JUL 100 YFR-1 Rum?nien
9830 1600 1659 39 311 120 218 1234567 281007 300308
WER 500 YFR Saudi Arabien
9885 1600 1900 47, 48 305 135 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR OAF
11845 1600 1659 47, 48 308 135 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR OAF
11845 1600 1659 47, 48 302 135 216 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 500 YFR OAF
15325 1600 1659 46E, 47, 52N 302 165 218 1234567
281007 300308 NAU 500 YFR ZAF
15325 1600 1659 46E, 47, 52N 308 165 217 1234567
281007 300308 WER 500 YFR ZAF
9435 1700 1759 39 101 / 00 125 216 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 500 YFR Saudi Arabien
9845 1800 1900 37E, 38 401 / 01 160 146 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 500 YFR Lybien / ?gypten
9520 1800 1859 39 104 / 00 120 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Saudi Arabien
9770 1800 1859 47E, 48 119 / 00 135 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR OAF
11665 1800 1859 46E, 47, 52N 311 165 217 1234567
281007 300308 WER 500 YFR ZAF
9500 1900 2000 37E, 38 119 / 01 150 201 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Lybien / ?gypten
6175 1900 1959 39 114 120 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 500 YFR Saudi Arabien
9480 1900 2200 46, 47, 52 311 180 218 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Nigeria / Ghana
9770 1900 2000 46, 47, 52 301 180 216 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 500 YFR Kamerun / Gabun
9695 1900 1959 37, 46 210 210 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR WAF
9465 2000 2059 37E, 38 305 150 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Lybien / ?gypten
9595 2000 2100 46E, 47, 52N 401 / 00 180 216 1234567
281007 300308 NAU 500 YFR Kamerun / Gabun
9610 2000 2159 37, 38W 210 210 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Marokko / Algerien
5970 2100 2200 37E, 38 114 / 00 150 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Lybien / ?gypten
7305 2100 2159 46E, 47, 52N 305 180 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Nigeria / Ghana
5960 2200 2300 37, 38W 207 210 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Marokko / Algerien
7305 2200 2300 46S, 47W 305 180 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR Nigeria / Ghana
6010 2200 2300 37, 46 201 195 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 YFR WAF
7285 2300 0400 55,59,60 109 240 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 HRT SAM
7285 0000 0400 17 103 300 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 HRT NAM ost
7285 0200 0600 17 201 320 216 1234567 281007 300308
NAU 125 HRT NAM west
9470 0500 0759 55,59,60 213 240 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 HRT Neuseeland
11690 0600 1000 58,59,60 106 270 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 125 HRT Australien
9595 0700 0759 37,38W 204 210 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 AWR
11975 0800 0830 37,38W 210 210 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 AWR
12010 0800 0900 37,38W 204 210 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 AWR
9610 1000 1100 28W 503 180 216 1 281007 300308 NAU 100
AWR
9640 1730 1800 37,38W 308 200 216 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 AWR
9880 1900 1959 37,38W 213 210 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 AWR
11955 1900 2000 37,38W 307 200 216 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 AWR
9805 2000 2030 37,38W 213 210 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 AWR
9505 2030 2100 37,38W 308 200 216 1234567 281007
300308 JUL 100 AWR
7185 0300 0330 48 305 135 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 AWR
7315 0300 0400 48 119 / 00 135 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 AWR
6045 0500 0600 28E 124 120 201 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 AWR
15495 1200 1300 41NE 111 / 00 90 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 AWR
11720 1300 1329 42,43W 222 75 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 AWR
11725 1330 1459 42,43W 222 75 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 AWR
11675 1500 1559 41N 212 75 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 AWR
9855 1500 1600 41N 104 / 00 90 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 AWR
11905 1630 1700 48 120 / 00 135 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 AWR
11795 1730 1759 48 311 135 218 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 AWR
7110 2000 2030 40 104 / 00 105 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 AWR
6120 0559 0657 27S,28SW,37N 101 / 01 225 146 1234567
281007 300308 NAU 500 RNW
9895 0559 0757 28S,38,39N 401 / 01 160 146 1234567
281007 300308 NAU 500 RNW
7220 0659 0757 27S,37N,28SW 101 / 01 236 146 1234567
281007 300308 NAU 500 RNW
11935 0757 0857 27S,36,37 205 240 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 RNW
9895 0759 0857 27S,28SW,37N 501 225 156 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 40 RNW
6120 0859 1100 27S 109 255 216 123456 281007 300308
WER 250 RNW
9895 1059 1557 27S,28SW,37N 210 225 217 1 7 281007
300308 WER 250 RNW
9895 1059 1157 27S,28S,37N 210 225 217 23456 281007
300308 WER 250 RNW
13700 0857 1057 27S,28S,37N 402 205 218 7 281007
300308 NAU 250 RNW
9895 0859 1058 27S,36,37 101 / 01 255 146 7 281007
300308 NAU 250 RNW
9895 1058 1557 27S,28SW,37N 210 225 217 7 281007
300308 WER 250 RNW
9750 1559 1657 27S,28SW,37N 101 / 01 225 146 1234567
281007 300308 NAU 500 RNW
9895 1559 1657 28S 401 / 01 160 146 1234567 281007
300308 NAU 500 RNW
6010 1659 1757 27S,36,37 201 240 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 RNW
12050 1759 1957 47E,48,52E,53 308 150 217 1234567
281007 300308 WER 500 RNW
5955 0658 0858 18,27,28,37N 315 ND 926 1234567 281007
300308 WER 500 RNW
5955 0858 1559 18,27,28W 314 ND 930 1 281007 300308
WER 250 RNW
5955 1058 1559 18,27,28W 314 ND 930 7 281007 300308
WER 250 RNW
5955 0858 1559 18,27,28W 314 ND 930 23456 281007
031107 WER 250 RNW
5955 0858 1157 18,27,28W 314 ND 930 23456 051107
300308 WER 250 RNW
5955 1159 1557 18,27,28W 314 ND 930 23456 051107
300308 WER 40 RNW
5930 1000 1400 2,3,4,5,6 101 / 00 218 216 23456 291007
021107 NAU 200 RNW
5950 1627 1700 28 104 100 206 7 281007 300308 JUL 100
TWR Rum?nien
6105 0742 0920 27 118 300 206 1 281007 300308 WER 100
TWR UK
6105 0812 0850 27 118 300 206 7 281007 300308 WER 100
TWR UK
6105 0757 0850 27 118 300 206 23456 281007 300308 WER
100 TWR UK
7170 1452 1555 28,29,30 206 60 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 TWR Russl./ Weissrussl.
5950 1627 1730 29S,39N,40 221 90 218 23456 281007
300308 WER 100 TWR Armenien / EAS
7165 1627 1730 30S,40 105 100 216 23456 281007 300308
JUL 100 TWR
5950 1657 1730 29S,39N 221 90 216 17 281007 300308 WER
100 TWR
7165 1657 1730 30S,40 105 100 216 17 281007 300308 JUL
100 TWR
6155 0200 0500 8,9,27 306 300 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 VOR NAM
6175 2300 2400 39,40 108 105 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 100 VOR Irak
13755 1500 1600 38,39,40 120 120 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 100 VOR Israel
12110 1630 1729 40 110 100 217 1234567 281007 300308
JUL 100 IBB Iran
9495 1730 1829 40 110 100 216 1234567 281007 300308
JUL 100 IBB Iran
9680 1830 1930 40 110 100 216 1234567 281007 300308
JUL 100 IBB Iran
9670 0100 0300 42,43 208 75 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 IBB Tibet
7200 0230 0330 40 104 / 00 105 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Iran
9495 0230 0330 40 110 / 00 105 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Iran
7105 0300 0400 40 114 105 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 IBB Iran
12015 0400 0500 40 110 / 00 105 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Iran
6140 0400 0500 29 223 60 208 1234567 281007 300308 WER
250 IBB Belaruss
17675 0600 0700 40 105 / 00 105 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Iran
9565 1400 1459 30S,40N 104 / 00 75 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Deew
9520 1600 1659 29,30 212 45 217 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 IBB Tartar-Bashk.
5850 1630 1930 40 108 105 216 1234567 281007 300308
WER 250 IBB Iran
9770 1700 1759 40 104 / 00 105 216 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Dari-Pashtur
11905 1730 1845 48 120 / 00 150 217 23456 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Oromo
11905 1800 1845 48 120 / 00 150 217 17 281007 300308
WER 250 IBB Amahric
9595 1800 1859 40 110 / 00 105 217 1234567 281007
300308 WER 250 IBB Iran
Seite
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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 10:43:59 +0100 (BST)
From: sakthi vel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Radio Netherlands Worldwide expands activities in
India
To: dx india <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Radio Netherlands Worldwide expands activities in
India
After a long-term presence in India with short wave
and satellite radio broadcasts, Radio Netherlands
Worldwide (RNW) now aims to expand its activities in
India. Keeping in mind the rapid growth of the number
of FM stations and multimedia platforms in India,
Radio Netherlands has now decided to establish
mutually beneficial partnerships with Indian media
organisations.
As part of this expansion process, Radio Netherlands
has appointed Amitabh Srivastava as Country
Representative, India. Srivastava, an entrepreneur,
has been working with various broadcasters for the
last one and a half years.
Srivastava said, ?I am excited about this assignment
and would work hard towards establishing RNW?s
expertise and creditability in the radio market in
India. I would also like to experiment with growing
multimedia options with our offerings.?
He has worked with some of the top media brands like
Times TV, MTV, BBC, TV Today and Walt Disney.
Srivastava has worked in Walt Disney Television
International (India) as Director-Affiliate Relations
for Disney Channel and Toon Disney for two years. He
has headed both the distribution and the marketing
departments for BBC and Walt Disney in South Asia.
Srivastava has worked as General Manager-Network
Development in Aaj Tak for six years. Over the past 17
years he has worked in the senior management cadre and
has been active in the TV, cable and satellite
industry, handling ground distribution system for
several broadcasters in India and Asia.
RNW is the Dutch international public service
broadcaster. It keeps millions of people informed
about developments in the Netherlands, Europe and the
world via radio, television and the Internet. RNW,
which is available in 10 languages, is considered to
be an independent, unbiased and reliable source of
news worldwide.
The Dutch radio player has offices around the world,
including Brussels, Benin, Curacao, Costa Rica,
Jakarta and New York. It currently has partnerships
with more than 3,000 media organizations, including
USA National Public Radio, CBC in Canada, ABC in
Australia and hundreds of local FM stations in Africa,
North America, Latin America and Indonesia.
///////////
Radio Netherlands Worldwide (RNW), a Dutch world
broadcaster and multimedia organisation, is exploring
the Indian radio market to provide high quality
content to broadcasters. The content ranges from music
to science and development, as well as general
documentaries. The Dutch broadcaster is looking for
local partners with whom they could either work
together or simply provide content.
Internationally, RNW has been providing independent
information on transnational issues. RNW broadcasts in
nine languages via short wave and medium wave radio,
and its programmes are rebroadcast on 3,000 partner
stations around the world. More than 350 journalists,
programme makers, presenters, technicians, producers
and other members of staff from over 30 different
nationalities produce daily radio and television
broadcasts and various websites. The Dutch broadcaster
also has its own correspondents throughout the world
and has offices in Hilversum, Brussels, Madagascar,
Benin, Bonaire, Costa Rica, Willemstad, Paramaribo,
Warsaw and Amman.
According to Dheera Sujan, Producer, Radio Netherlands
Worldwide, ?Radio Netherlands Worldwide has been
producing quality news, background and cultural
programmes and has partnered with broadcasters across
the world. We are exploring similar relationships in
India, where radio has been one of the most popular
sources of entertainment and information. The maturing
tastes of listeners have created a strong need for
quality content not only on music but also on diverse
issues like the environment, human rights and
international law. Radio Netherlands Worldwide, with
its years of expertise, is fully equipped to meet this
need.?
She further said, ?Good radio can do what neither
television nor print journalism can do ? it can
portray emotion, immediacy, that singular, haunting
voice telling their story. Print journalism filters
the story through the writer, and with television, the
pictures take over but with radio, the story is
everything and it?s in its purest form going directly
from the storyteller to the listener.?
?As yet, Indian audiences are unused to the kind of
public radio that is already established in the West ?
but I?m convinced there is a ready made audience for
precisely this kind of broadcasting in India and this
is what we?re here to look for,? she added.
Sujan said, ?We are currently in talks for
partnerships with Indian radio broadcasters for
providing them content in English. Talks are on with
AIR, Radio Mirchi, Radio City and many more. We have
got good response from different radio stations, but
no deal has been signed yet.?
?The radio market is very different in India. It is
taking time for people to understand the concept of
Public Service Broadcaster as such concept doesn?t
exist. There are a lot of radio regulations, which we
are in the process of understanding. We are also
collaborating with different producers for content,?
Sujan added.
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Source:
http://www.exchange4media.com/e4m/news/newfullstory.asp?section_id=7&news_id=24091&tag=18818&search=y
http://www.exchange4media.com/e4m/Radio/RadioNews.asp?section_id=7&news_id=28307&tag=23214&pict=7
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 10:54:27 +0100 (BST)
From: sakthi vel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] 281 FM channels operational in India
To: dx india <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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281 FM channels operational in India
The Information & Broadcasting Ministry has received
over Rs 1.67 crore as license fee from private FM
radio broadcasters during September 2007. The total
number of FM radio channels has increased to 120 by
the same period.
Five radio channels were commissioned during September
2007, which includes MY FM (Synergy Media) for Ajmer,
Radio Dhamal (BAG Infotainment) for Muzaffarpur and
Dhule, BIG FM (Adlabs Films) for Ajmer and Radio
Mirchi (ENIL) for Kolhapur.
Presently, a total of 281 FM channels include 161 of
All India Radio and 120 privately owned channels are
operational. It may be noted that an additional 150
private FM radio stations and 11 All India Radio FM
stations are expected to go on air by the end of this
financial year.
The 150 private FM radio stations would be launched in
the states of Maharashtra (25), Kerala (17), Tamil
Nadu (14), Rajasthan (10), Gujarat (10), Andhra
Pradesh (9), Madhya Pradesh (9), Uttar Pradesh (9),
Karnataka (8), West Bengal (8), Jharkhand (7), Punjab
(7), Chattisgarh (6), Himachal Pradesh (3), Puducherry
(3), Sikkim (3), Assam (2), Meghalaya (2), Orissa (2),
Arunachal Pradesh (1), Bihar (1), Daman and Diu (1),
Mizoram (1) and Tripura (1).
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Jaisakthivel, Chennai Via
http://www.televisionpoint.com/news2007/newsfullstory.php?id=1193226644
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Message: 4
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 15:42:58 +0530
From: "Alokesh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] PBC B07
To: "CUMBRE DX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"
PAKISTAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION
HF BROADCAST SCHEDULE B07
Effective From 28th October, 2007 to 30th March, 2008
Lang Freq Band Hours(UTC) Target Area
Far East
Chinese 9380 32 1200-1230 41,42,43,44,45
Chinese 11570 26 1200-1230 41,42,43,44,45
South East Asia
Urdu 11580 26 0045-0215 41,44,45,49,50,51,54,55,59
Urdu 15485 19 0045-0215 41,44,45,49,50,51,54,55,59
South Asia
Assami 7445 40 0045-0115 41
Bangla-1 7445 40 0115-0200 41
Bangla-2 7445 40 1200-1245 41
Nepali 7445 40 1245-1315 41
Hindi-1 7445 40 0215-0300 41
Hindi-2 7445 40 1100-1145 41
Gujrati 9350 32 0400-0430 41
Tamil-1 15620 19 0315-0345 41
Tamil-2 15620 19 0945-1015 41
Sinhali 15620 19 1015-1045 41
Middle East,Iran,Africa
Turkish 6240 48 1630-1700 38,39
Irani 5050 59 1715-1800 40
Arabic 6280 48 1815-1900 37-39
Urdu 11570 26 0500-0700 40
Urdu 15100 20 0500-0700 38,39,46,47
Urdu 11570 26 1330-1530 37-39
Urdu 7520 40 1330-1530 38,39,46,47
English 6240 48 1600-1615 37-39
English 7520 40 1600-1615 38,39,46,47
Urdu 4835 62 1915-0045 40
East/South East Africa
English 11570 26 1600-1615 48s,52,53,57
West Europe
English 15100 19 0730-0830 17,18SE,27-29
English 17835 17 0730-0830 17,18SE,27-29
Urdu 15100 19 0830-1104 17,18SE,27-29
Urdu 17835 17 0830-1104 17,18SE,27-29
Urdu 7530 40 1700-1900 17,18SE,27-29
Urdu 9380 32 1700-1900 17,18SE,27-29
CIS & Russia
Turki 5050 59 1330-1400 39NE,40
Dari 5050 59 1515-1545 39NE,40
Russian 9395 32 1415-1445 29,30E
Pushto 6235 48 0500-0545 39E,40
(Via Iftikhar Hussain Malik, Engineering Manager,
Frequency Management Cell,PBC, 303 Peshwar Road,
Rawalpindi. Pakistan.)
25th Oct 2007
-----------------------------
Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi, India.
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Message: 5
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:14:01 +0530
From: "Alokesh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] SENTECH B07
To: "CUMBRE DX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sentech B07
Transmissions from Meyerton,South Africa
Start End Freq Power Days Target Language
Adventist World Radio
17:00 18:00 11915 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili/Masai
18:00 18:30 3215 100 1234567 Namibia English
18:00 18:30 3345 100 1234567 Zimbabwe English
18:00 18:30 11830 250 1234567 East Africa English
19:00 19:30 15240 250 1234567 West Africa Fulfulde
19:30 20:00 11750 250 1234567 West Africa Hausa
20:00 20:30 9655 250 1234567 Cen.Africa English
20:00 21:00 11845 250 1234567 West Africa French/Yoruba
BBC
03:00 04:00 6005 500 1234567 West Africa English
03:00 03:30 9610 500 1234567 East Africa Swahili
03:00 06:00 3255 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
03:00 06:00 6190 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
04:00 05:00 7120 250 1234567 West Africa English
04:00 04:30 15400 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili
04:30 05:30 3380 100 12345 S. Moz Portuguese
04:30 05:30 6145 250 12345 N. Moz Portuguese
04:30 05:30 7205 500 12345 Angola Portuguese
05:00 07:00 11765 250 1234567 West Africa English
05:00 06:00 17885 250 6 Central Africa Kirundi
05:30 06:00 17885 250 7 Central Africa Kirundi
06:00 16:00 6190 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
06:00 16:00 11940 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
07:00 07:30 17695 500 1234567 Central Africa French
14:30 16:00 11820 500 6 East Africa Swahili
15:00 17:00 17640 500 123457 East Africa Eng/Swahili/Kirundi
15:00 15:30 17640 500 6 East Africa English
16:00 22:00 3255 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
16:00 22:00 6190 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
16:15 17:00 17640 500 6 East Africa English
17:00 19:00 11755 250 1234567 East Africa English
17:45 18:00 7230 500 1234567 East Africa Swahili
18:00 18:30 7230 250 1234567 Indian Oc.Isles French
18:00 18:30 11865 100 1234567 Central Africa French
20:30 21:00 3380 100 12345 S.Moz Portuguese
20:30 21:00 6135 250 12345 N.Moz Portuguese
20:30 21:00 7260 500 12345 Angola Portuguese
Channel Africa
03:00 05:00 3345 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
03:00 04:00 6120 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili
03:00 04:00 7390 500 1234567 East Africa English
04:00 05:00 7390 500 1234567 Central Africa French
05:00 07:00 7230 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
05:00 06:00 9685 500 1234567 West Africa English
06:00 07:00 15255 250 1234567 West Africa English
07:00 16:00 9625 100 1234567 Southern Afr English/Nyanja/Lozi
15:00 16:00 17770 500 1234567 East Africa English
15:00 16:00 17860 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili
16:00 17:00 15235 500 1234567 West Africa French
17:00 18:00 15235 500 1234567 West Africa English
19:00 22:00 3345 100 1234567 Southern Afr Port/English
China Radio Internatnational
15:00 19:00 6100 100 1234567 Southern Afr English/Chinese
Deutsche Welle
19:00 19:30 11690 100 1234567 East Africa English
EDC
05:45 06:15 15400 250 123 East Africa Unknown
06:30 07:00 15675 250 135 East Africa Unknown
12:05 12:35 17660 250 126 East Africa Unknown
14:00 14:30 15675 250 246 East Africa Unknown
Family Radio
16:00 17:00 6000 100 1234567 Mozambique Portuguese
16:00 17:00 15260 250 1234567 Angola Portuguese
19:00 21:00 3230 100 1234567 Southern Afr English
19:00 20:00 9660 250 1234567 East Africa Swahili
Feba Radio
15:30 17:00 12125 250 1234567 East Africa Amharic
18:30 19:00 7160 100 1234567 Central Africa French
Hirondelle Foundation
04:00 06:00 96351001234567Central AfricaFrench/Various
16:00 17:00 118901001234567West AfricaFrench/Various
NHK
14:00 14:30 175802501234567Central AfricaEnglish
RFI
06:00 07:00 11830 250 1234567 Angola/W. AfrPortuguese
07:00 08:00 15170 250 1234567 West AfricaFrench
11:00 12:00 17525 250 1234567 Central AfricaFrench
20:00 22:00 7160 250 1234567 West AfricaFrench
RNW
19:00 20:00 11805 100 1234567 East AfricaEnglish
Radio Sonder Grense
00:00 05:00 3320 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans
05:00 07:00 7185 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans
07:00 17:00 9650 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans
17:00 24:00 3320 100 1234567 N. CapeAfrikaans
SA Radio League
08:00 09:00 7205 100 7 Southern Afr English
08:00 09:00 17570 250 7 East Africa English
19:00 20:00 3215 100 1 Southern Afr English
Trans World Radio
03:30 03:45 7215 250 1234567 Ethiopia Amharic
06:00 06:45 11640 500 12345 Nigeria English
06:00 06:15 11640 500 67 Nigeria English
15:57 16:27 9675 250 12345 Burundi Kirundi
16:25 16:55 9660 500 123457 Somalia Somali
16:30 18:00 9930 250 1234 Ethiopia Various
16:45 18:00 9930 250 57 Ethiopia Various
16:45 17:30 9930 250 6 Ethiopia Various
16:57 17:12 9660 500 2345 Sudan Juba
16:57 17:27 9660 500 17 Sudan Juba
17:18 17:33 7265 250 1346 Mozambique Yao
17:18 17:48 7265 250 257 Mozambique Yao
17:55 18:25 9620 500 1234567 Mali Pulaar/French
18:30 19:45 9510 500 127 West Africa Various
18:30 19:30 9510 500 345 West Africa Various
18:30 20:00 9510 500 6 West Africa Various
18:30 19:15 9745 500 1234567 Nigeria Hausa/Kanuri
18:40 19:40 9720 250 123457 West Africa Various
Day 1 = Monday, Day 2 = Tuesday etc.
(Via Kathy Otto, 15th Oct 2007)
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Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi, India.
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Message: 6
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 16:21:51 +0530
From: "Alokesh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] RUI B07
To: "CUMBRE DX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Radio Ukraine International
Winter B07 Tentative Broadcasting Schedule
(28 October 2007 - 30 March 2008)
Time UTC; Frequency; Transmitter Site; Power; Azimuth; Target Area
*0000-0500; 7530; Lviv; 600; 303; Northeastern America
0100-0600; 5830; Kharkiv; 100; 055; Russia
0600-0900; 7440; Kharkiv; 100; 290; Western Europe
0900-1400; 9950; Kharkiv; 100; 277; Western Europe
1400-1800; 5830; Kharkiv; 100; 055; Russia
1800-2100; 5840; Kharkiv; 100; 290; Western Europe
2100-0100; 5830; Kharkiv; 100; 290; Western Europe
* This transmission can be off the air till the beginning of 2008 finance year.
Transmission schedules in various languages are as follows:
ENGLISH (one hour long):
2000 on 5840 kHz
2200 on 5830 kHz
0100 & 0400 on 7530 kHz
0600 on 7440 kHz
1000 & 1200 on 9950 kHz
GERMAN (one hour long):
1800 on 5840 kHz
2100 & 0000 on 5830 kHz
UKRAINIAN programmes are transmitted on all frequencies and at all times except
for the time reserved for English and German programmes, as shown above.
Romanian (half an hour long):
1800, 2030 & 2200 on 657 kHz (via Chernivtsi 25 kW).
NOTE: This schedule is subject to changes.
(Via Alexander Yegorov, 22nd Oct 2007)
----------------------------
Alokesh Gupta
New Delhi, India.
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Message: 7
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 20:57:56 +0100
From: "tom taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] 9290KHz relays this weekend
To: <Undisclosed-Recipient:;>
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9290KHz relays this weekend
October 27th
Latvia Today 08.00 -09.00UTC
October 28th
Latvia Today 15.00 - 16.00UTC
Good listening
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Message: 8
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 22:05:13 +0200 (CEST)
From: JOSE MIGUEL ROMERO ROMERO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] 9290 Relays this weekend
To: Frecuencia DX <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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9290KHz relays this weekend
October 27th
Latvia Today 08.00 -09.00UTC
October 28th
Latvia Today 15.00 - 16.00UTC
Good listening
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Message: 9
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:05:02 +0000
From: Risto Kotalampi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] HCDX logs between 2007-10-25 0000 UTC and 2007-10-26
0000 UTC
To: hard-core-dx@hard-core-dx.com
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Hard-Core-DX.com logs from 2007-10-25 0000 UTC to 2007-10-26 0000 UTC
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and to submit your logs to the HCDX Online Log.
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Message: 10
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 17:42:22 -0700 (PDT)
From: Glenn Hauser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] Glenn Hauser logs October 23-25
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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** COSTA RICA. Another check for the REE 17850 spurs, Oct 23 at 1850: nothing
detectable on 18105v or 17595v, but REE Noblejas on 17595 by itself. It axually
sounded louder than 17850 during silly ballgame, but the meter said 17850 was a
stronger signal, the weaker modulation making the difference. However, 17850
was not as strong as it has been in past when the spurs were audible, so not
certain they have really been suppressed beyond audibility. Apparently: no
longer heard either on Oct 24 or 25 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** CUBA. RHC 13680 transmitter out of whack again Oct 23 at 1307. There were
spurs all over the band, such as 13532, 13581, 13606, 13631, 13729, 13778.
These are approximate centers of big noisy blobs. Only the ones closest to
13680 had audible RHC modulation, such as 13631 and 13729. The others had noise
of the same pitch. I am sure if it were not for my local electrical noise level
I could have detected even more of them further out. These were all
distinguished from the separate RHC intentional frequency 13760, which was
slightly out of synch due to different site and/or feed routing.
But wonder of wonders, this time, Radio Tirana lucked out, and was getting
through clearly on 13750 as none of the RHC spurs happened to land close to it!
R. Prague, 13580, was not so fortunate [in B-07, Prague remains on 13580 to NAm
but shifts to 1400-1430; it`ll be a few years before they dare use 21745
again].
Since this and other problems keep on happening with RHC transmitters, we can
only wonder if the dentroCubans are 1) unaware, 2) unable or 3) unwilling to
fix them? At some perverse level of management, has it been decided that the
more frequencies RHC can occupy, the better, so why worry?
This clearly brands Cuba as an outlaw nation insofar as international frequency
management cooperation, and its `engineers` are obviously incompetent or are so
demoralized that they take no pride in their work. If they can`t fix it, the
least they could do would be to close down the transmitter and scrap it. There
are still plenty of others, as we know all too well, plus all the transmitters
dedicated to jamming which might be repurposed for voice-modulated
broadcasting.
Altho I am absolutely certain that these spurs exist, since I hear them on
multiple receivers, and have not been challenged, it would be nice if some
other monitors would take note and report them as well. Quite possibly they
also occur around other Cuban SW frequencies I have not yet encountered. Note:
I do not enjoy having to make such comments, and would be quite pleased if RHC
cleaned up its act, so I would have no reason to. The same can be said for all
the other transmission deficiencies I unavoidably encounter if I tune around at
all. Oct 24 at same time, 13680 was OK without the spurs; you never know from
one day to the next (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** GALAPAGOS. Not much broadcast DX possible from here, so I was satisfied to
hear HC8N on the Oct 25 ten-meter opening, at 2047 on 28515-USB working North
American hams. Not much info via QRZ.com page. BTW, The Ecuatorians, or at
least the Voice of the Andeans, refer to this as ``Our Columbus Archipelago``
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** JAPAN [non]. Usually it`s DGS Costa Rica on 9725, but has been missing
lately, and propagation differed too on Oct 23 as on 9725 with hum, until 0530
I was getting NHK Warido, R. Japan. Before signing off, announcer gave all the
frequencies for the next broadcast at 0900. Since Oct 1, I`ve never heard them
give frequencies for the broadcast actually in progress! So to find out the
frequencies for 0500, one needs to listen at 0019? This is 250 kW from Gabon
beamed 170 degrees toward South Africa (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** PORTUGAL. A month ago I remarked that Oct is the annual peak for 13mb
reception, but that certainly has not panned out this year with sunspots zero
and solar flux minimum. Nevertheless, I occasionally patrol the band in case
something beyond NAm make it through. And so it did, besides WYFR on 21455,
21525, Oct 25 at 1938, good signal from RDPI on 21655 in silly ballgame. 1942
made it // 15560 which had a huge SAH of 4 Hz, as if a second transmitter at
the same site were inadvertently turned on the same (almost) frequency. But
only one audio source. However, these `SAH` fades also put out pulses audible
out to plus/minus 20 kHz from 15560, so maybe it was really one transmitter
malfunxioning. By 1952 the signal on 15560 had recovered when the important SBG
coverage was interrupted for a pending QSY announcement, 21655 to 15295 in ten
minutes for Cabo Verde. A brief check of 15560 at 2001 found some other noise
on the transmission. At 2030, 15295 was also coming in. When may we hear 21655
in B-07? Per full tentative sked via Carlos Gon?alves in DXLD 7-125, 13 m usage
is:
0800 ? 1500 .....ss Af 21830
1100 ? 1300 mtwtf.. B/Af 21655
1100 ? 1700 .....ss B/Af 21655
(Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** SOUTH AFRICA. Conditions on 31m were rather different Oct 23 than they had
been lately. At 0531, Channel Africa was coming in well on 9685 in English with
that curious variety of accents their people use.
This is 500 kW at 335 degrees, so not too far off for NAm reception (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
Solar-terrestrial indices for 22 October follow. Solar flux 67 and mid-latitude
A-index 4. The mid-latitude K-index at 0600 UTC on 23 October was 3 (24 nT). No
space weather storms were observed for the past 24 hours. No space weather
storms are expected for the next 24 hours (SWPC via DXLD) See also JAPAN [non]
** SUDAN [non]. Miraya FM began regular SW service on Oct 25, 9825 scheduled at
1500-1800 via IRRS Bulgaria, but on the first day ran at 1300-1600 instead by
mistake, they tell me. All I could get was a weak carrier, but confirmed with
good reception in England, by Noel Green, Alan Pennington. Details in DX
LISTENING DIGEST 7-128 and 7-129 (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. Oct 23 at 2100 I checked 11675 again to see if IBB had improved its
performance in getting BBCWS on air on time. No: carrier not on until 2101:10
and audio not brought up until 2102. Is there some technical reason the audio
cannot be turned on immediately the carrier is on? It`s not like the
transmitter has to warm up, just having switched from VOA Hausa on 11720 (Glenn
Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
** U S A. WWCR, 15825, at only one megameter from here is usually weak or
inaudible, as OK is in the F-layer skip zone, so when it inbooms I know
something interesting is happening propagationally, i.e. a sporadic E opening,
which may or may not attain VHF and also bring in TV or FM DX. This reception
eventually encouraged me to tune up to 30 MHz and find lots of DX on 10 and 11
meters:
Oct 25 at 2002 I found 15825 inbooming with Rock the Universe, at an
unscheduled time. Lots of great music, harmonious love songs of the sixties,
and at 2027 a plug for the Doowop Caf?, http://www.doowopcafe.net
Current online sked dated Oct 1 lists The Pat Boone Show for Thursday
2000-2100, among other music fillers during this weekday hour --- so the paid
show which knocked WORLD OF RADIO from Thursday to Friday at 2030 several
months ago is long gone (Glenn Hauser, OK, DX LISTENING DIGEST)
PROPAGATION --- Big Opening on 10, 11 meters --- Off-season sporadic E appears
to be underway Thursday afternoon; WWCR inbooming on 15825, normally weak in
skip zone, after 2000 with unscheduled appearance of Rock The Universe.
Moving up past 25 MHz, I found Spanish-speaking freebanders all over the place,
mostly on AM with tones, echoes, pileups on some frequencies. Mexico? Including
within the so-called 11m SWBC band, where these will really be a problem if
groundwave DRM is ever tried as proposed.
These frequencies all seemed to end in 5, implying some kind of coordination;
no attempt to ID or locate them, but frequencies heard from 2035 included:
25985, 25705, 25785, 25755, 25835. Also:
26715, 26735, 26585(pileup), 26375, 26225(SSB), 27815, 27985, 28045, 28215,
28315 (yes, encroaching on the 10m hamband above 28000) And many others lower.
So is 10m open too with real hams? Yes, but not nearly as much activity as
among the CBers just lower (the US CB also full of signals).
2044 on 28495, 6H1MW, working US & Canadian stations back-to-back, many of whom
I could also hear, like it were a contest, never giving handle or location
until finally at 2100 mentioned he is Carlos, 50 miles S of Mexico City (WPX
target, I guess, not an XE-). Still going at 2117.
2047 on 28515 HC8N - must be Gal?pagos
2050 on 28480 PY2OMS, Brasil
2053 on 28347 LU#OT, weaker, CQ North America. Argentina. Could not get the
number.
These deep South Americans imply something more than just a plain old
short-skip opening. Looked around for broadcast harmonics up to 31 MHz but did
not find any. No activity yesterday or today on http://dxworld.com/tvfmlog.html
so the MUF must not be up past 50 MHz (Glenn Hauser, Enid OK, Oct 25, DX
LISTENING DIGEST)
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Message: 11
Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007 02:47:49 +0200
From: "Giampiero Bernardini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [HCDX] log
To: "CUMBRE-DX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Hard-Core-Dx"
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5954,12 26/10 0024 Radio Republica, politics, SS, fair
6105,5 26/10 0005 Radio Panamericana, Bolivia, sport, poor
6134,8 26/10 0018 Radio Santa Cruz, Bolivia, songs, talks, poor LSB to avoid
Aparecida
6135 26/10 0015 Radio Aparecida, Brazil, PP religious, //9630 fair
9675 26/10 0031 Radio Cancao Nova, Brazil, religious talks and songs, goof
rx SDR-IQ & T2FD
ciao
Giampiero
Giampiero Bernardini
Milano
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Message: 12
Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2007 14:11:15 +1000
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [HCDX] CFVP/CKMX
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thanks to all who sent me the correct new address....
also advising Nick Hardyman for the WRTVH 2008 edition.
Johno Sydney Australia.
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Message: 13
Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 22:23:38 -0700
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Patrick Martin)
Subject: [HCDX] New MW QSL
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1340 KUOW WA, Tumwater, rec. ppc back in 12d after two followups
(Orig report was from: 3/11/06! Address: 4518 Universary Wy #310,
Seattle WA 98105-4535. V/S: April Hokamson. MW QSL: 2968. (PM-OR)
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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